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comforts the potter and promises to obtain the required 410 tangas. With a humorous story about his donkey's cleverness, Nasreddin wins over the people in a tavern. When he reveals he is the world-renowned trickster
Nasreddin, they decide to help him gather the 410 tangas. Although none of them have money, each gives items they can spare, even if they are old or broken. Nasreddin finds a buyer who, after lengthy negotiations, pays the entire amount; it is the usurer Jafar. Jafar tells him that he has long desired the prettiest girl in Bukhara and plans to marry her at noon. Just before the deadline, Nasreddin pays Jafar the demanded amount for Niyaz. When Niyaz's daughter Gyuldjan also thanks him, Nasreddin realizes she is the "little toad", which delights him. Jafar seeks revenge and tells the Emir about the beautiful girl, suggesting she would fit well among his wives. The Emir orders his servants to bring Gyuldjan to the palace, intending to visit her in the harem that night. The abduction is successful, and Gyuldjan, prepared for the night with the Emir, falls ill immediately.
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himself, is arrested, and the prisoners are freed, as the Emir himself is
Nasreddin's protector. Nasreddin is sentenced to death by drowning, tied in a sack, and taken to the pond. On the way, he exploits the greed of his carriers, who leave him alone in the sack for a while. He convinces the passing usurer Jafar that he is voluntarily in the sack because it cures all ailments, and they swap places. When the carriers realize they've been tricked, they beat the man in the sack and carry him to the pond, where they throw him in, causing Jafar to drown miserably. At the pond, Nasreddin reveals himself to the mourning crowd, leading to great jubilation. He asks for silence so he and Gyuldjan can leave the city forever, undisturbed.
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him. In his new identity, Nasreddin gains the Emir's trust. He even takes over the interrogation of the real
Hussein-Husliya, who has been captured. He is also asked to heal the sick girl in the harem, which he may enter only in the Emir's company. Now knowing the way, he sets out to free Gyuldjan. Distracting the guard at the harem, he rescues the "little toad" and diverts the palace guards. He reveals himself as Nasreddin, whose capture reward the Emir has raised to 10,000 tangas. The guards, eager for the reward, chase him, allowing Gyuldjan to leave the palace unhindered. Nasreddin escapes, reverts to his scholar disguise, and returns to the Emir for safety.
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claimed that he had cut him into pieces. The Emir deploys spies throughout the city to locate
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